Crim - Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Jurisdiction

A

Felony - District Court

Misdemeanor - County Court

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2
Q

Venue

A

Any county where an element of the offense occured

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3
Q

SOL

A

3 years for most felonies

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4
Q

Entitled to Attorney

A

Adversarial proceeding that could result in incarceration

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5
Q

Initial Appearance before Magistrate

A

Without unnecessary delay, but not later than 48 hours after arrest

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6
Q

First 2 Steps

A

Read; plea of not guilty

If these steps are skipped they can be fixed later on (read and reintroduce evidence) or the parties can simply stipulate

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7
Q

The Rule

A

Court swear in an then exclude witnesses from the courtroom during the testimony of other witness.

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8
Q

Admit Business Records without Witness

A

Business records affidavit filed 2 weeks before trial

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9
Q

Photo Foundation

A

Sponsoring witness, fair and accurate depiction

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10
Q

Video Foundation

A

Sponsoring witness;

good working condition
fair and accurate depiction
no alteration

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11
Q

Denial of Bail

A

2 prior felonies or current felony committed while out of bail

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12
Q

Appeal by Prosecution

A

Prosecution may not appeal after jeopardy attaches

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13
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Accomplice Witness

A

Independent corroboration is required to admit testimony

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14
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Overcome refusal to testify b/c of self-incrimination

A

Force testimony by giving the witness use immunity

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15
Q

A-C Privilege Exceptions

A

Crime fraud or waiver exception

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16
Q

Child Witness

A

“Without sufficient intellect” may be deemed incompetent

17
Q

Jury Instruction

A

Appellate court can review before trial

18
Q

Preserve Error

A

Contemporaneous objection with adverse ruling at the bare minimum

19
Q

Impeach by Conviction on Appeal

A

No. Only if it is a final conviction may it be used. One on a appeal is not

20
Q

Impeach by Conviction on Probation

A

Yes.

21
Q

Reasonable doubt jury instruction

A

No, because it is not likely to be helpful

22
Q

Jury instruction on failure of D to testify

A

Yes. He has a right not to testify

23
Q

Jailhouse Snitch

A

Need corroborating evidence connecting D to the crime

24
Q

Deadline for Warrant

A

3 days excluding date of issuance and date of execution

25
Q

Arrest without a warrant

A

Committed in the officer’s presence or view

26
Q

Capias

A

Writ issued by a judge directed to a cop telling him to bring a person in

27
Q

Physician Patient privilege

A

Does not apply in Texas criminal cases.